William Jewell College - Tatler Yearbook (Liberty, MO)

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Dixon BOWLES MISS WISLER CoAcH', GODFRIAUX ROBERT EARLE Bowuzs, A.B. William lezuell FOI Head of the Department of Physical Education Director of Athletics A place to malqe Americans strong . . . to LOIS WISLER, BS- malqe af naval cadet tough . . . to malqe a Um'w,,.5,',y of Kansas student hard and een . . . to ma e American Instructor in Ph sical Education or Women 3' HENR1 GODFRIAUX, A.M. Ufilliam Iewell . ' U nizfersit o Wisconsin . strong for a sturdy land in war or peace . . . y It Brown Gymnasium students as strong in body and health as in mind . . . for mind and health and hotly must he - -Y---J 18 . ' . ' and fwaggfmzg concezted hraggarts

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,,. r-,..,... ,.g.xnn,.A-na..-ul-.' -. . I Miss OPAL C.iXRLIN, Llibl'17l'lit7I1 Miss BETTY REvNoi,ns, ifisxzltzant L1'12r111'1'z112 For Study Freedom of 5p66611 and of 1116 press are 1wo of 1116 g1'6cz1 lzeritagex of America . . . 1161? in 1116 lzibrary 111656 1wo are C0771l91i7ZC6Zi so 112111 always .4WlC'I'1iC6I7Z 5ZZ4d6'7ZZ5 may 1111116 1116 Iqnowledge of 166 gr6cz1 ZUI'lil1i71g'S of 1116 world . . . 1z6r6 is cz source of freedom . . . and 111656 boolqs shall YZUZJCI' be burned. Because books are hated and feared by the destructive forces in our world today, the privi- lege belonging to the American student of reading all books and of giving to them his own interpre- tation is an outstanding freedom not to be lightly surrendered. In the Carnegie Library on the William Iewell campus, the student finds mag- nificent opportunities for reading and reasearch. Miss Carlin, the librarian, and Miss Reynolds, her assistant, are maintaining on this campus the facilities that will always enable the student to take advantage of this freedom which we are Hghting to preserve. Writers representing both sides of questions help the student to make his own decisions, to Find his place in the world, whether at peace or war. With its Spurgeon library, its government deposits, and its other noteworthy collections, the library offers a fund of knowledge by which each student should be challenged and of which Iewell can be justly proud. Corn 6 g1'6 L1iZ7l'6ll' y 1'mpz1o'6111 1121111655 50111 17

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C Iiullflli Hlzlalslzlrr IVDTQERKSUX I umsag Ci. Eusox l1l',N.iI f1f5IJlfliI.XI'X i 1an,.xND I. Guin O1 wif Tl!lhhI.'.9 .1.H., Tabor Collegeg BS., SOlll'!7ll'C'A'fC1'lZ Ukfafzonza Teaefters Coflegej ,l..V., Uni- l'C'I'.fl'f'X' of lx1r111.fas,' Pr'1.D., UlIl4l't'1'.f1'fj' of lx'a11,fa.f,' Pl'0fC'J':'O1' of C!?C'I771'.fl'l'-Y. .1.13., Htffraftz feweff Coffegeg .l.1U., Pf2.D., Uzzziferpfrty of Coloradog Head 07 tffe D6'f7t11'fl72C'l7f of C!ZC'l1?1..fZl',Y,' On leave of afmfzzee. LH., Uv1.HlAfIl77 feafelf Collegeg ,f1.M., LfvlllvZ l'l'jl'f'V of W1'.ceo1z.c1'11,' .Plating ncaa' of tfze Debfvartnzent of Cfielnrftry. ILS., ,l.l3., M S., lX7lI12.x'LI5 State Teaffzerx fjoffegeg Pf1.D., Duke Un1'aer51ty,' Heat, of the Deftartlnent of Biology. .1.B., Wrlfzanz leafell Collegeg ALM., U111'aer.f1ty of M1'.f5our1',' Instruetor in Biology. . Iimmuo IDENTON H. S., George Peabody Un1Azfer51ty,' f4.M., VvtllZ6ZIC'l'b1Aff Un1'zferx1'ty,' Head of the De- partment of Mathen1at1'65,' on leave of aftfenee. Lfwn VV. STARK 41. B., Unrzfer.f1'ty of Kanfas C1'ty,' Profefsor o f M11tf1e1nat1'e.c mtv E. IDAVIS ,'I.B., Mf'f!!.fam Ieufe.7l,' Head of the De- partment of Pfzy.f1'c'.v. . U. IONES HS., Hena'er5on-Brown Colfegeg f1.M., George Peabody Colfegeg Profexxor of P fi y51'f',s' . Here the students of leafell work under the Sante roof with the future fliers of For the United States Navy . . . fzere the fzofne front and the afar front are ntinglea' SCICHCC . . . the one !C CIl'I217Zg to ight for his eountry 5 peace . . . the other learnzng to work for that eountry'5 future greatnexs . . . Marfton Serenee Hall TK . Sofne folks predret the complete a'eeatlenee of a nation 19